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Medina, King County

Chimney Sweep in Medina, WA

Booking a chimney sweep in Medina costs $189–$449 for each flue we clean, and a Level 1 look at that flue comes with it. Where your price lands depends on how much buildup is inside and how hard the roof is to work from. We tell you the figure before a brush goes in.

Typical investment

$189–$449

  • Serving Medina and the rest of our King County territory
  • $99 plus tax on-site inspection, credited toward an approved quote
  • Usually on the same route as Bellevue, Clyde Hill, Issaquah
  • Local crews
  • Licensed & insured
  • Documented work
  • Written quote first

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Chimney Sweep in Medina

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Other chimney services in Medina

The same crew, the same written quote — for Medina homes.

Ranges shown for orientation — the exact figure is written up on-site, after the inspection.

Why Medina homes need chimney sweep

Medina is a small city of 2,915 residents (2020 census) set on the Lake Washington shore, and every one of its homes is a single-family house. That shapes a sweep visit here: we are usually working on a large house, on a big lot, sometimes with a long walk from the drive to the chimney. We plan the ladder route and floor protection before the first flue is opened.

One visit for every fireplace in the house

Washington's Office of Financial Management counts all 1,131 housing units in Medina as single-unit homes, and HistoryLink notes the city has long drawn large, substantial houses on spacious lots. Bigger houses do not automatically mean more fireplaces, so we never assume a count; we ask, and we check each opening we find.

When a chimney carries more than one flue, CSIA guidance for a Level 2 inspection covers all flues within that chimney plus their connected appliances. A sweep is not a Level 2, but we follow the same habit: if we are on your roof, we look at every flue, not only the one being cleaned.

A sweep on the edge of Lake Washington

About 3.39 of Medina's 4.83 square miles are water, according to the city and its census profile, so a large share of homes sit close to the lake. The lake is fresh water: salt spray is not the issue here. Wind and wet weather are.

Across western Washington the strongest winds usually arrive from the south or southwest in late fall and winter, which is also when most people light their fires. When we sweep, we note the state of the cap and screen on that weather side, because a loose cap lets rain and debris straight into the flue we just cleaned.

Your chimney sweep in Medina: what's included

Every chimney sweep we do in Medina includes:

  • Price given per flue before any brushing starts
  • Rotary brushing of the flue from firebox to top
  • Smoke chamber and firebox scraped and vacuumed
  • Level 1 visual check of every flue we sweep
  • Photos of each flue so you can see what came out

Signs you need chimney sweep in Medina

  • A smoky smell in the room days after the last fire
  • Black flakes dropping onto the grate or hearth
  • Smoke rolling back into the room when the fire is lit
  • A fireplace nobody has used since you moved in

Smoke coming back into the room, or a smell that won't go? Book the inspection first.

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Why Medina homes need it

The recurring problem is uneven care. The fireplace the family uses every winter gets swept, while a second firebox in a den or guest wing sits untouched for years. An unused flue can still fill with leaves, nests and fallen mortar, and nobody notices until someone lights it for a holiday. We ask about every fireplace in the house when you book, not only the one you mention first.

Your chimney sweep in Medina, step by step

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    Walk the house first

    We locate every fireplace, confirm which ones you burn in, and agree the price for each flue before starting.

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    Seal the room

    Drop cloths go down from the door to the hearth and the fireplace opening is closed with a vacuum running, so soot stays inside the flue.

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    Brush and vacuum

    The flue is brushed top to bottom, then the smoke chamber and firebox are cleared of what falls.

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    Show and report

    You get photos of each swept flue and a short note on anything the Level 1 check turned up.

Chimney Sweep prices in Medina

What this work is quoted at for Medina homes — the exact figure comes from the $99 on-site inspection, credited toward the work.

Chimney Sweep prices in Medina — published rates, 2026
ServicePrice in MedinaWhat that covers
Chimney Sweep$189–$449Full flue swept, Level 1 inspection included
Chimney Inspection$99 plus taxLevel 1 visual; Level 2 adds a full camera scan
Chimney ReliningFrom $1,895Full-length stainless liner, sized to the appliance
Chimney RepairFrom $425Masonry repair — brick and mortar, scoped after diagnosis
Chimney Cap Installation$235–$845Stainless cap fitted; multi-flue and custom at the top

Ranges are what these jobs are quoted at in Medina. The exact figure is set on site after a $99 inspection (credited toward the job if you go ahead), and you approve it before any work starts.

Why damp soot matters in a wet winter

Western Washington's wet months, as the Western Regional Climate Center lays them out, begin in October and reach their peak in winter; December and January each log 20 to 25 or more days with rain. Even January afternoons hold around 78 percent relative humidity, climbing to roughly 87 percent before sunrise.

Soot that stays damp smells worse and clings harder, which is why a flue swept in early fall is easier to live with through the winter. Water is also the bigger enemy of brick chimneys than fire, the Chimney Safety Institute of America notes, so the cap and crown get a look on every sweep.

Around Medina

Medina is an exclusive lakefront enclave with some of the region's most valuable estates, on Lake Washington, with large waterfront and estate homes.

MedinaKing County, WA · 47.621, -122.227

Before and after

What the work changes

Illustrations of what each repair changes on a typical chimney — not photos of a specific job.

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From booking to done

Four steps, each one on paper — so you always know what happens next.

  1. 1

    Book online

    Choose a genuine opening on the crew's calendar. Confirmation is immediate.

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    On-site inspection

    Liner, crown, cap, flashing and masonry examined in order — each finding photographed.

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    Written quote

    One document, plain numbers, covering only the work your chimney genuinely needs.

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    Work done & documented

    The repair is completed, then handed over with before-and-after photos of every item.

Chimney Sweep in Medina — common questions

What does a chimney sweep cost in Medina?

$189–$449 per flue. A light, easy-to-reach flue sits at the low end; heavy buildup or a steep, high roof pushes it up. You get the number before we start.

How often should a Medina fireplace be swept?

The national standard, NFPA 211, sets a yearly inspection for every chimney, fireplace and vent. Whether a sweep follows depends on what the inspection finds and how much you burn.

If something looks wrong during the sweep, what happens next?

We photograph it and explain it. The on-site inspection is $99 plus tax, and it is credited toward the work when you approve the written quote.

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